
Hyper Hacks For Sale or Trade
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Hyper Hacks For Sale or Trade
They are 4 panel hacks made with a sand/ bb fill. These Hyper Hacks are made out of butter suede and hack perfectly, from consecutives to freestyle, truly an all purpose hack. I will trade or seel them for $6 plus shipping OBO.


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that has to be the best thing i have ever heard in my life... everQuantumBalance wrote:You know what technique hyper uses to stich his bags AND sell them online?
HYPER THREADDDING
GET IT?! LOL!
Kaleb Christenberry
QuantumBalance wrote:You know what technique hyper uses to stich his bags AND sell them online?
HYPER THREADDDING
GET IT?! LOL!
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You don't have to be so critical.
Keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work!
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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i dont mean to be the one that sounds like an ass on here but i think youre doing something wrong... like seriously wrong. your stitching should be more consistant and you should work on your gather. and i dont know if butter suede is much different than ultrasuede but im sure it is, since if its named something different. that fabric just looks really weak. im not trying to be a douchebag... i just think its sad that no one is telling you the truth. but definately keep trying. the only way to get better is by making more. good luck, dude.
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I play with 'em quite a bit - the fabric is pretty strong.PegLegHolly wrote:i dont mean to be the one that sounds like an ass on here but i think youre doing something wrong... like seriously wrong. your stitching should be more consistant and you should work on your gather. and i dont know if butter suede is much different than ultrasuede but im sure it is, since if its named something different. that fabric just looks really weak. im not trying to be a douchebag... i just think its sad that no one is telling you the truth. but definately keep trying. the only way to get better is by making more. good luck, dude.
And sorry man, I didn't mean to say your bags are crap (because I'd say mine are at about the same level). What I meant to say was - what's great at school is not very good on this website, they have high standards. Just look at a few in the stitchers thread and you can tell. I'll let you feel my footfighter when school starts and you'll know what I'm talking about.
Try and fill your bags a little less too, they'll stall better and won't be quite so heavy. And if you can, try and get something called "Poly-Pellets". It will lessen the weight so it's easier to play with. Large grained sand is also a good idea so it won't leak as much.
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yeah i am getting some polly pellets... idk when.... but i have some one that is going to hook me up. i am going to dump fill out of my bags... and i use corse sand.... and the bags dont leak.
Kaleb Christenberry
QuantumBalance wrote:You know what technique hyper uses to stich his bags AND sell them online?
HYPER THREADDDING
GET IT?! LOL!
